Trevor and Jason's 'Thing Wot's Sort Of Like An Advent Calendar', #7
7.) Is there one event or happening your character would like to erase from their past? Why?
Now Jason's whining about getting two questions in a row that he's not allowed to give a comprehensive answer for... Within the terms of Muse's NDA, there was a thing that went down in high school where, while he couldn't have been expected to predict that it would go that shape of a pear, he still sorely wishes that he'd been more cautious about his handling of the situation, because he ended up providing the initial trigger for a very unfortunate outcome for someone. (Interestingly, it was only obliquely related to who and what he is.)
While one might think that Trevor's answer would be blindingly obvious, in fact he's surprisingly reconciled to having become a vampire; he reckons that the occasional lapse aside he's still done more to affect more lives for the better than he might have within whatever his given span of years would have been. The only thing he's coming up with here is that he would rather in a general sense that the Great War had never happened, but that isn't precisely on a personal-to-his-own-past level.
The ones of these that involve picking a specific life-incident are going to be particularly hard to pry out of Trevor 'I've been through too much therapy for a vampire' Davies, I can see.
Now Jason's whining about getting two questions in a row that he's not allowed to give a comprehensive answer for... Within the terms of Muse's NDA, there was a thing that went down in high school where, while he couldn't have been expected to predict that it would go that shape of a pear, he still sorely wishes that he'd been more cautious about his handling of the situation, because he ended up providing the initial trigger for a very unfortunate outcome for someone. (Interestingly, it was only obliquely related to who and what he is.)
While one might think that Trevor's answer would be blindingly obvious, in fact he's surprisingly reconciled to having become a vampire; he reckons that the occasional lapse aside he's still done more to affect more lives for the better than he might have within whatever his given span of years would have been. The only thing he's coming up with here is that he would rather in a general sense that the Great War had never happened, but that isn't precisely on a personal-to-his-own-past level.
The ones of these that involve picking a specific life-incident are going to be particularly hard to pry out of Trevor 'I've been through too much therapy for a vampire' Davies, I can see.